The Dropdown section of the components index is described as "The DropDowns allow users to select single or multiple predefined and custom values."
I didn't find a way to select multiple values on any of the components (AutoComplete, DropDown, ComboBox)

Currently there is no way to pass custom rendering component into header template (in jQuery version there was headerTemplate). For example, you are exposing headerSelection prop, but what if I want to render fancy Material UI checkbox there. Currently I do not have ability to do that with native react flow.

Currently there is  no way to get multi-column headers on Kendo UI's React  . please make this feature like jQuery

When the grid is being initiated, the columns passed into the grid as children will be filtered by "child.type === GridColumn" to check whether it is indeed a GridColumn. With React Hot Loader, each React element will be modified to be a ProxyFacade, and the Grid will not recognize its children anymore.

Hi, when entering https://www.telerik.com/kendo-react-ui/getting-started form npmjs.com, I end up on a page with "Try Kendo UI for React" heading, but whole header comes from Kendo UI for Angular project

Please add a possibility to customize Kendo UI Grid for React pager text like "Page ... of ...." or "... of items" or to pass own strings.

Please, add a possibility to integrate inline edit in Kendo UI Grid for React (@progress/kendo-react-grid, 0.3.0) with ReduxForm (https://github.com/erikras/redux-form) and/or FinalForm (https://github.com/final-form/react-final-form) which will make easier work on validating data and more uniform code style for form validation (as packages mentioned above are the de facto standard in working with forms in React-Redux applications).

Need to add Export Excel/PDF using react component is good

I'm looking to conditionally set the background color of a row, much like this example for jQuery:

https://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/controls/data-management/grid/how-to/Layout/style-rows-cells-based-on-data-item-values